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Aya HALAWA
Aya HALAWA

Reputation: 13

Umbrella Exception in #google-apis-explorer

After upgrading the Google Cloud Endpoints Java framework to v2, as well as upgrading from Java 7 to Java 8 using the Google API Explorer #google-apis-explorer, The Explorer opens the APIs list but when open the API method to perform a call nothing returns and seems can't found the API method and throw this Umbrella exception, even though calling the API works fine.

Uncaught Error: com.google.gwt.event.shared.UmbrellaException: Exception caught: Exception caught: undefined
    at UmbrellaException_0.createError (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:12743)
    at UmbrellaException_0.initializeBackingError (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:12793)
    at UmbrellaException_0.Throwable_2 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:12689)
    at UmbrellaException_0.Exception_2 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:12873)
    at UmbrellaException_0.RuntimeException_2 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:36112)
    at UmbrellaException_0.UmbrellaException (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:56492)
    at new UmbrellaException_0 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:56547)
    at HandlerManager.fireEvent_1 [as fireEvent] (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:56196)
    at FlexTable.fireEvent (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:3323)
    at fireNativeEvent (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:23173)
    at FlexTable.onBrowserEvent (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:3372)
    at dispatchEventImpl (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:63206)
    at dispatchEvent_3 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:63196)
    at HTMLTableElement.dispatchEvent_5 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:64267)
    at apply_57 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:50314)
    at entry0 (com.google.api.explorer.Explorer-0.js:50378)
    at HTMLTableElement.<anonymous>

I used to get this before migration But after Migration Nothing return

Upvotes: 0

Views: 156

Answers (1)

Hyyris
Hyyris

Reputation: 26

How are you annotating your APIs? I had the same problem after migration and the problem was lower case httpMethod, before migration my API looked like this:

@ApiMethod(name = "getSomething", httpMethod = "get")

but after migration you have to use upper case httpMethods:

@ApiMethod(name = "getSomething", httpMethod = "GET")

or

@ApiMethod(name = "getSomething", httpMethod = HttpMethod.GET)

Upvotes: 1

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